Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia

I have a title pawn loan for 5,000, the car was in an accident and totaled; although the other driver was at fault, his insurance has refused to pay and I am stuck without a car. I only had liability insurance so I have vo recourse. What will happen if I stop paying the title pawn?


Asked on 9/23/11, 11:20 am

3 Answers from Attorneys

S. Carlton Rouse Rouse & Co., LLC

Call my office for assistance. If, as you state, the other driver was at fault, the insurance company should pay you the market value for the car. This should happen quickly to avoid adverse consequences to you and your family.

Most times, insurance companies respond to requests/demands from attorneys. I am happy to review your case and help you obtain the funds you deserve.

Best of luck,

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Answered on 9/23/11, 11:25 am
Glen Ashman Ashman Law Office also dba Glen Ashman Attorney

First of all, if the other driver was at fault, the other insurer should pay (both for the car and any injuries you may have). Insurers tend to try and cheat unrepresented litigants by improperly denying claims and lowballing offers, so you may do better with a lawyer. Feel free to call me to assist you.

As to the title pawn, I need to read the contract. Title pawns are poison. You should never deal with one. But some are worse than others. Let us determine if you owe them or not after reading the contract.

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Answered on 9/23/11, 11:44 am
Quinn Johnson, Esq. Johnson PC, Attorneys at Law

If the other driver was at fault (as indicated on the police report taken at the scene), then the insurance company is responsible for properly compensating you for your vehicle damage and any personal injuries that you may have. Additional information will be needed to assess your particular case- however, do not post the specifics on this public website.

Feel free to call our Atlanta office for free consultation or additional details. [404.496.4119] Good luck.

*Comments provided are not legal opinion and do not establish an Attorney-Client relationship.

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Answered on 9/27/11, 6:20 am


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